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Stock By Item List

Staff guide for finding items and reviewing current stock totals by item.

What Is Stock By Item List?

Stock By Item List is the Inventory screen for searching items and checking their current stock totals. Each row starts from an item, then shows whether the item currently has stock and how that stock is split across R, F, and D.

Use this list when staff need to answer:

  • Does this item have stock now?
  • How much total stock is available?
  • Is the stock refrigerated, frozen, or dry?
  • Which item should I open for stock history or stock batch detail?

This page is the entry point. Opening an item row takes staff to Item Stock Viewer, where they can review item-level history and current stock batches.

Where To Find It

AppScreenUse it to
Web clientInventory > Stock by ItemSearch catalog items and review stock totals by item.
Warehouse appStock > Stock by ItemSearch items from the mobile app and open item stock detail.

Main Fields

FieldNotes
Item imageWeb shows the item thumbnail when available.
Item nameEnglish name and Korean name.
Code or barcodeItem code when available, otherwise barcode.
Total stockCurrent active quantity across all active stock batches for the item.
RCurrent refrigerated stock quantity and expiry range when available.
FCurrent frozen stock quantity and expiry range when available.
DCurrent dry stock quantity and expiry range when available.
PageWeb uses page controls. Warehouse uses Load More for mobile scrolling.

Quantities show current active stock only. Archived stock and stock with zero quantity are not included in the list summary.

Search Stock By Item

Viewing Stock By Item List requires one of the stock read or stock action roles.

  1. Open Inventory > Stock by Item in the Web client, or Stock > Stock by Item in the Warehouse app.
  2. Search by item keyword, item code, item name, or barcode.
  3. Review the row's total quantity.
  4. Review R/F/D lines if the item has stock.
  5. Open the item row when you need item-level stock history or stock batch detail.

The list searches catalog items first, then loads stock summaries for the items shown on the current page.

Open Item Stock Viewer

Selecting a row opens Item Stock Viewer for that item.

Use Item Stock Viewer when staff need more than the list summary, such as:

  • recent stock movement history
  • active stock batches for the item
  • handoff to Stock Detail Viewer for one lot or batch

Stock actions are not performed from the Stock By Item List itself. Move, Adjust, and Split happen after opening a stock batch in Stock Detail Viewer.

Required Roles

ActionRequired role
View Stock By Item Liststock.read, stock.move, stock.adjust, or stock.split
Search items for stock reviewstock.read, stock.move, stock.adjust, or stock.split
Read item stock summariesstock.read, stock.move, stock.adjust, or stock.split
Open Item Stock Viewer from a rowstock.read, stock.move, stock.adjust, or stock.split
Open Stock Detail from Item Stock Viewerstock.read, stock.move, stock.adjust, or stock.split

admin users can perform these actions through the global admin override.

Stock action roles also allow viewing Stock By Item List because staff need to inspect item and stock state before moving, adjusting, or splitting a batch. A user with only stock.read can review the list and follow through to read-only detail, but cannot perform stock actions.

Common Problems

ProblemWhat it means
Stock by Item is hiddenThe user does not have stock.read or a stock action role.
Search returns no itemsNo catalog item matches the keyword, code, name, or barcode.
Row says No stockThe item exists, but it has no active, non-archived stock with quantity greater than zero.
R/F/D lines are missingThe item has no current stock summary to show.
Page total looks different from item detailRefresh the list or reopen the item. Stock actions may have changed quantities after the list loaded.
Item row opens but detail is blockedThe user's active company profile may have changed, or the user may no longer have stock read/action access.

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